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Francis Vandeveer Kughler

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Murals of North Carolina

Kughler, Francis Vandeveer · 1960

Fourteen plates of Francis Vandeveer Kughler's murals of North Carolina history, painted for the Institute of Government building at Chapel Hill, with six pages of text. Dated 1960 and also carried as a special March 1961 number of the magazine Popular Government. Topics include American mural painting in Chapel Hill and North Carolina history in pictorial works.

Included because: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Kughler, Francis Vandeveer, 1901-1970. Murals of North Carolina.

Murals of North Carolina : painted by Francis Vandeveer Kughler for the Assembly Hall of The Joseph Palmer Knapp Building Institute of Government University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

1961

Account of the murals Francis Vandeveer Kughler painted for the assembly hall of the Joseph Palmer Knapp Building, home of the Institute of Government at Chapel Hill, printed in six pages by Popular Government and dated November 1960. The first two panels show the meeting of Queen Elizabeth and Walter Raleigh and the first English colony.

Included because: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Kughler, Francis Vandeveer, 1901-1970. Murals of North Carolina.

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